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eneuman
3y ago
link: https://PayPerRun.com telekinesis repo: https://github.com/telekinesis-inc/telekinesis
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Show HN: PayPerRun.com – A New Way to Monetize Your Code
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3y ago
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Show HN: A breeding ground for code - or have fun trying
(code.sex)
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eneuman
4y ago
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Show HN: Just-in-Time SDKs
(github.com)
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5y ago
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eneuman
5y ago
link: https://www.telekinesis.cloud
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Show HN: No-communication-boilerplate Stateful Serverless
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5y ago
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eneuman
5y ago
Hey guys! With my friend, we are developing serverless platform specifically designed for ML/AI: - Stateful: We don't want to reload a whole model every time a user calls model.predict - Arbitrary dependencies: Sometimes you need
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Show HN: Telekinesis – stateful, arbitrary dependency, serverless for AI
(telekinesis.cloud)
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5y ago
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eneuman
5y ago
Thank you for the thoughtful comments :) I really liked the paper, I'll have to read it in more detail, but yes, it definitely helps with the framing. At a high level I want to achieve the speed and efficiency of microtasks, but for in
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eneuman
5y ago
That's a good way to put it! Thank you :)
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eneuman
5y ago
I get your point and I know there are many kinds of tasks that have a similar issue: difficulty of generating a validation test ~= solving the issue. That's why I imagine cases where it could be easier to have a set of inputs and then
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eneuman
5y ago
Hi Elias here, founder of Interviewless. Here to show an early version of a service I'm building, a dev-to-dev freelancer network were clients define the validation criteria upfront so a freelancer can get started working on the proble
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Show HN: Interviewless -A streamlined dev-to-dev freelancer network
(interviewless.com)
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5y ago
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Show HN: Telekinesis - Connect code across the Internet
(telekinesis.cloud)
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eneuman
6y ago
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eneuman
6y ago
Hi HN! I'm Elias and yesterday I published the tool I've been building for the last few months here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25047662 Today I'm presenting what makes this tool work, in (what I ho
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Telekinesis From the Ground Up
(telekinesis.cloud)
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6y ago
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eneuman
6y ago
Hello HN! This is Elias, here to present to you what I've been working on the last couple of months. It's a tool intended to make it easier develop and interconnect services. By "anywhere", I currently in Python and JS,
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Show HN: Open-Source, End-to-End Encrypted, Anywhere-to-Anywhere, RPCs
(telekinesis.cloud)
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6y ago
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eneuman
6y ago
Enlightenment Now - Steven Pinker (Also Sapiens :) Range - David Epstein
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eneuman
6y ago
Good point! Thanks for the tip!
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eneuman
6y ago
That's pretty funny, and you're right. I'm just avoiding the very obvious ones, but there will always be more!
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eneuman
6y ago
The words aren't offensive, but the output sentences might be, so why risk it? I appreciate the reference to the PGP word list, I didn't know about it. One thing MadHash adds is a bit of structure in the form of <adjective>
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eneuman
6y ago
I am so sorry, I'll do it tomorrow!
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Show HN: Funny, Human-Memorable SHA-256 Fingerprints
(madhash.telekinesis.cloud)
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eneuman
6y ago
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eneuman
6y ago
Monetization aside, do you think a web browser macro that runs locally and only prompts you for 2FA could help? Not sure how this would fit in https://xkcd.com/1205/ though.
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eneuman
6y ago
At my last job, the 1 hr/week Time & Expense data entry task we had, I would've happily paid $10-15 per upload for someone else (or a bot) to take care of.
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Ask HN: What are the most tedious tasks you face in your job?
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6y ago
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eneuman
6y ago
Yes! The idea is any computer under your control can act as a server, and you can have multiple workers pointing to the same endpoint.
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Show HN: Publish API endpoints in seconds (PoC)
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eneuman
6y ago
Hi there, nice start! * Some pause, stop, reset buttons would be nice - but maybe you're more minimalist than I am. * You could use the Notifications.js API to alert the user instead of just a noise. On the code side, I would try to fo
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